Eve Bodnia

That's awesome.

And when I think in general, when I think, I don't like...

my intelligence is not attached to any language in my brain.

I think in an abstract way, but yet I have a chance to decode it in any language I speak.

But also sometimes I don't have to speak at all.

I can just move things around and I don't have to speak.

And there was a realization to me that not everything is related to language in this world.

Robotics is not attached to language.

if you're trying to control the circuits, the lowest logic level via filmware or hardware, you don't need to have any language in there, right?

So language is a big part for us people to communicate with each other and create programs which communicate to us.

But there's a lot of information around us not tied to any language.

And I'm like, well,

It's a great realization, and if LLM historically were the first AI models which are tied to the language, people naturally think, oh, AI means LLM.

And I'm like, I just need to understand how I could just teach people that not every AI...

is has to be LLM based and there are models out there which think in an abstract way just like your brain and you can have a chance to decode it in different form of action like it can be movement it can be software speaking like your AI model speaks to another software or it can be your AI speaks in different languages so you're supposed to have a choice

And each of these choices is not really relying on an extension you're supposed to attach to yourself.

For example, Sudoku, people are asking, why Sudoku for the EBMs?

Sudoku is an example when you can solve it with your brain.

You don't have to...

write a program to do this and you don't have to search for any patterns in any language to solve it.